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Download File Cfncago Ctbtc <&ptt& Company PORTLAND AUDITORIUM MARCH 12-13-14, 1931 Direction HAL M. WHITE s For those who demand the hest and can command it. '.. PI-ER6E Whe never the name is mentioned the re arise from the shadowland of memory, visions of beau• tiful and fleet cars which stand apart from the ordinary like a thoroughbred from the crowd. 'With the tremendous resources hack of Pierce Arrow, they are offering' today the greatest value in their career. For a catalogue or demonstration call Finch Motor Car Co. Alder at Seventeenth Street BRoadway 3220 Conscientious Service Scientifically Rendered The Heathman Hotels HARRY E. HEATHMAN, Manager Newest and Most Modern in Portland Heathman Hotel PARK AND SALMON New Heathman Hotel BROADWAY AND SALMON A-FTER the Opera the Heathman Coffee Shop on Salmon Street, near Broadway, and the New Heathman Coffee Shop on Broadway, near Salmon Street, will both serve the following Grand Opera Specials: Creamed Chicken and Fresh Mushroom Patty, Shoestring Potatoes, 50c Broiled Spring Lamb Chops, Fried Pineapple, Long Branch Potatoes, 60c Fresh Crab Leg a la Newberg, En Croustad Shoestring Potatoes . 50c Hot Roast Turkey Sandwich, Potatoes au Gratin 50c Fried Willapoint Oysters Stripped with Bacon, au Gratin Potatoes, 60c Cherry Pie 15c A quality and price combination that can not be equalled NOTE:—The New Heathman Coffee Shop on Broadway is open every night, including Sunday, till 1:00 A. m. The Portland Telegram Welcomes Grand Opera to Portland i INDEPENDENT UNAFRIAID Delivered to Your Home 45 cents per month Figures and Figures Do figures mean anything to you? Not the figures you see on stage or street, for they change with every whim of Paris and are oft not what they seem. But real figures, do they impress your mind? For instance the figure 16,317 which is the actual total of gas space- heating appliances installed in Portland. Does it convey a message to your mind? Does it not instantly startle you with the popularity of Gas as a fuel ... to " 'eat 'ouses with" as the English sailor said to me when I asked him what his principle cargo from Liverpool was. He answered, "Gas 'eaters" . dropping his h's . "Gas 'eaters to 'eat 'ouses with." Of Gasco furnaces we have 3,698, plus 405 Radiator systems of the older type, plus 552 Boiler installations (mostly vapor), plus 3,489 Gas furnaces installed hy others. Verily Gas Is the ideal fuel for heating houses or rooms! —Jay Aitch. "PERSONAL SERVICE" PIHL Transfer & Storage Co. AN ESTABLISHED PORTLAND INSTITUTION FU RN ITU RE AND MERCHANDISE STORAGE..MOVING.. PACKING AND SHIPPING..CARLOAD DISTRIBUTORS WAREHOUSE ON FREE TRACKAGE 475 HOYT STREET Telephone Broadway 2156 A. D. KERN G. E. KIBBE KERN & KIBBE Paving Contractors River and Harbor Work General Contractors I 290 EAST SALMON STREET PORTLAND, OREGON "The noblest of all JWusitc the Fine Arts" Every Sunday Afternoon, 3:30 to 4:30 hear a really worth while program over KOIN known as the G. F. JOHNSON MUSICAL HOUR 6r. jP. Johnson Music (Jo. MORRISON STREET, NEAR 11th Dealers in Chickering Pianos — Victor — Majestic and Westinghouse Radios Home Owners— AT LAST IT'S HERE! A Complete, Guaranteed and Dependable Service for you BROWN Repairs, Remodeling & iCQ Painting, Roofing, Garages PAY MONTHLY IF DESIRED — No Down Payment Necessary. Complete Jobs — Labor Included. SERVICE BUREAU R owe 11 Lumber Company "of course" EAst 5148 264 East Water St. MAMMY'S SHAGK Now Open 14 Miles East of 82nd Street CTT 1 H ^ ^ on Powell Valley Road k5 U X IJ • J • J KNIGHTS FINER FOOTWEAR SINCE 1897 Chicago Civic Opera Company And Now — Public Auditorium THE NEW SPRING STYLES Season 1931 ARRIVE Board of Trustees Mr. Samuel Insult, Chairman Mr. Robert Allerton THE STANFORD Mrs. Jacob Baur A NEW RED CROSS STYLE Made on a new walking last... Mr. John Alden Carpenter slender new Cuban heel... so smart that you'll want to wear Mr. Richard T. Crane, Jr. it throughout the day. Comes in black ... also blonde Mr. Charles G. Dawes . with suitable Rajah Lizard insert. Mr. Samuel A. Ettelson Mr. Stanley Field Mr. John F. Gilchrist Mr. Ernest R. Graham Mr. Robert E. Kenyon Mr. Louis B. Kuppenheimer ALBERTINA SANDAL Everywhere ... in straps... the Mrs. Rockefeller McCormick open shank sandal is the last word in smartness. Mr. Harold F. McCormick Above is shown a clever new version of this popular style Mrs. Arthur Meeker in light Beige Morocco. Mr. Joseph R. Noel IV3HOES •HOSIERY MORRISON AND BROADWAY The "House of Pumps" Opportunity for Singers To secure exceptional vocal training (Rose Festival Chorus Group Now Forming) SEE MME, MINNA PELZ BEacon 6627 :: 344 Tenth Street Portland's Own Prima Donna and Teacher RESULTS ONLY COUNT V^hy are the Minna Pelz singers always in such demand ? Because they can sing Bring your vocal problems to the teacher that has solved problems for hundreds Mme. Pelz is an exponent of Alberto Bimboni, director Washington, D. C, and Philadelphia Grand Opera; Curtis Institute, Philadelphia. Yeatman Griffith, New York, Eminent International VoiceTeacher. Eli Cohen, director OperaComiqe, Paris HERE'S VALUE DODGE SIX DODGE EIGHT FOUR-DOOR SEDAN FOUR-DOOR SEDAN $838 $1078 DELIVERED FULLY DELIVERED FULLY EQUIPPED EQUIPPED FORMER PRICE $975 FORMER PRICE $1295 Re sure to see these remarkable values beiore buying your new car. W. W. SHIPLEY CO. Dodge Brothers Motor Cars and Trucks 16th at Alder, Portland Chicago Civic Opera Company Board of Trustees Continued Mr. Martin A. Ryerson Mrs. Charles H. Schweppe Mr. Edward F. Swift With Mr. Robert I. Randolph Mr. Herman Waldeck Best Wishes for a successful season Herbert M. Johnson, Business Manager to the Harry W. Beatty, Technical Director Chicago Civic Opera Co. Clark A. Shaw, General Manager Tour Edward H. Dietze, Auditor Hal M. White, Manager for Portland Henry L. Corbett Chiefs of Departments Julian Dove Scenic Artist R. S. Jeffers Stage Carpenter John A. Tweddle Chief Electrician Wm. B. Young Master of Properties N. Lanzillotti Master of Wardrobe Ted Henneman Armor Adolph Senz Wigs Carey and Harlan Co. Failing Building Consulting Engineers and Public Utility Experts Extend their cordial greetings to the Chicago Civic Opera Company and wish them a most successful season Don't miss this You will enjoy reading OREGON GOLF News of the activities of all prominent people throughout the State , s„ OFF THE PRESS MARCH 15 • This . Coupon OREGON GOLF, American Bank Bldg., Portland, Oregon Please send me a sample copy of Oregon Golf Name : Address Lunch or Breakfast at Lundin's Food Shop, 173 Fourth St. at Yamhill—"Famous for our Coffee" Guarantors for Portland Season Chicago Civic Opera Company H. LIEBES CmCO. BROADWAY AT MORRISON MAYOR GEORGE L. BAKER WILLIAM ALBERS ALBERS MILLING- CO. G. E. HEATHMAN o HEATHMAN HOTEL MISS HENRIETTA FAILING ALBERT L. GREEN R THE BEDELL CO. F. L. YOUST l SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. O. L. PRICE U OREGONIAN PUBLISHING CO. RALPH B. LLOYD L. R. TEEPLE M FLORA I. YOUNG YOUNG'S GOWN SHOP KELLER AND BOYD BENSON HOTEL JULIUS L. MEIER MEIER & FRANK CO. PERCY SMITH CONGRESS HOTEL H. P. DUEBER FOSTER-KLEISER CO. L. A. LEWIS PETER KERR CHARLES F. BERG W, A. HEALY PORTLAND HOTEL E. A. BURKITT J. C. PENNEY CO. FRANKLIN T. GRIFFITH PACIFIC NORTHWEST PUBLIC SERVICE CO. W. F. TURNER R. B. "WILCOX F. C. STETTLER P. L. JACKSON OREGON JOURNAL WILLIAM JENKINS JR. H. LIEBES & CO. CLARK A. SHAW H. M. PIHL PIHL TRANSFER CO. JOSEPH SHEMANSKI EASTERN OUTFITTING- CO. LEE SCHLESINGER OLDS, WORTMAN & KING CO. ERIC V. HAUSER MULTNOMAH HOTEL HAROLD WENDEL Our fashions for the Opera are LIPMAN WROLFE & CO. W. H. SEIFERT distinguished by . unerring C. E. STEVENS CO. taste . and a thorough un• C. H. BROCKHAGEN PORTLAND TELEGRAM derstanding of the technique DUFWIN THEATER CO. AYILLIAM B. MCCURDY of fashion . Th ese are A. E. KERN A. E. KERN & COMPANY the elements that mate BURT BROWN BARKER H. Liehes & Co. MRS. EDWARD L. DEVEREAUX C. L. KOSTER clothes . suc• HENRY "WESSINGER PERCY ALLEN cessful clothes! JAMES ZANKER ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS CORP. HARVEY WELLS H. Liehes & Co. AND OTHERS SEIBERLING LUCAS — "MUSIC HEADQUARTERS" — 151 4TH, NEAR MORRISON SEE THE Urn CHEVROLET The Great American Value i FIELDS MOTOR CAR CO. Chevrolet Dealers Since 1916 GRAND AVENUE AT EAST COUCH STREET Always fill your tank with SUNSET GASOLINE Sold Only By Independent Dealers For convenience of opera patrons, retail display windows of Portland merchants will remain open until 1:00 A. M.—Portland's Annual Spring Opening, March 12-14. TUNE IN ON "THE AMERICAN," K. G. W,, EVERY SUNDAY EVE, 8:45 LARGEST AND MOST MODERN IN PORTLAND - TROY LAUNDRY The Key to Your Laundry Problems Ellison-White Conservatory, 13th Successful Season. Frances Striegel Burke, Director. Mark Daniels, distinguished baritone, Head of Voice Department. Branch in Studio Building. Register now. Call Trinity 1218. PORTLAND'S SEASON OF GRAND OPERA AUDITORIUM, MARCH 12, 13, 14, 1931 With the Cfncago Ctbtc <0pera Company THE GREATEST ARTISTS IN THE GREATEST OPERAS CLARK A. SHAW, GENERAL MANAGER OF TOUR PRESENTED BY THE CITY OF PORTLAND, OREGON PROGRAM PUBLISHED BY EARLE WELLINGTON CO. AMERICAN BANK BUILDING BEacon 9835 G. CRAMER,«&Frf A Quarter of a Century of Practical Study and Experience Specializing in Diamond and Platinum Mountings G. CRAMER CO. Suite 722 Selling Building, Alder at Sixth . BEacon 8489 Lundin's Food Shop—"Famous for our Special Hamburger Sandwich and Coffee" 173 Fourth at Yamhill TUNE IN ON "THE AMERICAN," K. G. W., EVERY SUNDAY EVE, 8:45 Important Announcement^— Clark Cadillac Company WASHINGTON AT 21st ST. .A. RE now offering sales and service facilities that will warrant the patronage of the most exacting owners.
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